The end of Microhooglemania?
(This post originally appeared on Infoworld’s Notes From the Field blog.) It’s over, finito, kaput. The fat lady hasn’t merely stopped singing, she’s taken off her girdle and waddled home. There are...
View ArticleThere’s No Business Like Show Business
(This post originally appeared on Infoworld’s Notes From the Field blog.) Big trade shows like CES (and in the paleolithic era, Comdex) may have all the glitz, glamour, and booth bimbos, but the real...
View ArticleConversation, My Ass
Michael Arrington's sudden hiatus from TechCrunch belies a bigger problem on the 'social' web: it's getting more and more anti-social. Even Cringe is feeling the effects.
View ArticleApple + Twitter = My Ass
Rumors can spread like tumors on the Web. Mostly they've been benign, but malignant ones may soon be coming.
View ArticleFacing the haters at Facebook
Should Facebook deny Holocaust deniers on its site? Where should the lines be drawn? It's a question with no easy answer.
View ArticleIs that a Tablet PC, or are you just glad to see me?
You can’t stumble around the Internet these days without bumping into it. News, rumor, speculation, and hot gossip about — no, not David Letterman’s love life (who knew he had one?) or the Jon and Kate...
View ArticleHey Facebook users, scammers have a crush on you
I’ve written a bit lately about how cyber thieves using social media to scam people. It turns out the most egregious scammers are many so-called “legitimate” companies that run deceptive ads on these...
View ArticleFacebook phone rumors are real. The Facebook Phone? Not so much.
God I love the InterWebs. Years from now, scholars dissecting the complete disintegration of journalism in the 21st centure will look back at us and say, what the frak? The example du jour: The...
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